Want to build a DRM free theme park? Parkitect is now on GOG with Linux support
I am totally in love with Parkitect, so many good memories of playing Theme Park on the Amiga came back when I tried it. You GOG fans can now join in the action too.
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The Dwarves trailer has me cautiously excited for this fantasy role-playing game
Funded on Kickstarter, The Dwarves is from Battle Worlds: Kronos and the highly rated The Book of Unwritten Tales developer KING Art Games. This new trailer has caught my eye.
Explore an alien-infested space station in the roguelike XENOMARINE
I love everything to do with the film Aliens, so a roguelike inspired by it is a must play for me. XENOMARINE shows some early promise.
Satellite Reign now has a co-op mode called Uplink which is in beta
The very cool cyberpunk strategy game Satellite Reign now has a co-op mode named Uplink you can opt into and play with your friends.
The impressive 2D cyberpunk action-RPG Dex is now DRM free on GOG
Thanks to GOG for sending in a key to GOL, I got to try out Dex. It's a visually impressive 2D cyberpunk action-RPG.
Trinium Wars MMORPG to get Linux support
A recently released MMORPG looks like it will come to Linux the developers noted on Steam. Sounds like it's a little on the rough side.
You can now map the Steam Controller's buttons to different key presses and modes
The Steam Controller is amazing, I still love it and probably will for a long time. This new update has me in awe.
Broforce now available DRM free on GOG, it's amazing, bro
You ready bro? Broforce, probably my all time favourite platformer (yes really) is now available DRM free on GOG.
An update on Insurgency: Sandstorm, Day of Infamy and competitive play for Insurgency
Insurgency is supposed to be getting competitive features for the online play, but their UI is holding them up. They have written up a post to explain it and they talk about their new games Day of Infamy and Insurgency: Sandstorm too.
Game porter Ethan Lee on packaging games for Linux
Game porter Ethan Lee has written up a post aimed at helping developers package their games up for Linux.
Entroware have released another beast of a Laptop, worth looking into
Entroware, the British (hooray!) Linux-focused hardware supplier have released the Athena and it's a bit of a beast.
Get ready to become a pirate as Tempest is coming to Linux soon
Tempest is the awesome looking Early Access naval combat game that we previously mentioned would come to Linux, the developer has now said it will be soon.
Transmissions Element 120, a stand-alone game set in the Half-Life universe is now on Steam for Linux
I had the pleasure of testing out Transmissions Element 120, a single-player experience set in the Half-Life universe. It’s now out, and available on Linux.
A new video from Cossacks 3 shows off Prussia, looks awesome
Cossacks 3 is the first in this series of strategy games to be confirmed for Linux and this new video is still keeping my interest up for it.
Steam's Summer Sale to apparently begin on June 23rd
Paypal has once again sent out early word about the Steam Summer Sale, they said it will start on June 23rd.
SuperTuxKart, the open source racer has a new release with new tracks
SuperTuxKart is the classic open source racer and it has a brand new version with new tracks. This is the first RC release that will become a major new release.
Want to benchmark Dota 2 on Linux? Here's how to do it
For those of you who aren't sure how to benchmark Dota 2 on Linux, here's a small guide. It frustrated me there wasn't one, so after getting help I'm sharing it with you all.
Here's my own Linux OpenGL vs Vulkan test for Dota 2, not much difference for me
I decided to run some of my own tests in Dota 2 to see what kind of difference I am actually seeing, the results are surprising.
Nuclear Dawn FPS/RTS hybrid updated, some important fixes for Linux included
Yes, Nuclear Dawn is still alive and still being updated. I'm actually shocked, but impressed at this. The new version will make the Linux and Mac versions a bit better too.
Deep Silver & Techland are not supporting Dead Island Definitive Edition on Linux, at all
I was surprised to see Dead Island: Definitive Edition (and Riptide) released on Linux since Deep Silver claimed before hand it wouldn't be. After a small delay they did release it, but don't plan to support it.
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